LFG: I'm new to this and would like a group to take me in.

I have never played d and d or used this website. I'm able to play Monday Tuesday 6-8 and Saturday 6-9. I happy to use my mic.

I'm also looking to learn and play DnD really seems awesome :)

I could set up a one shot for you two and a few other sheilas and blokes, depending on which edition your interested in? (I play 3.5 and Pathfinder, AKA D&D 3.75...)

Whatever you think is the most fun or easiest to learn, i litteraly never played dnd but rlly seems fun

Greetings! I hope you all enjoy your tabletop experience, I would be more the willing to come along and attempt to make your experiences all the more enjoyable and help people learn. I myself run a pathfinder campaign and am familiar with the rules, so if you decided to go down that route I would be willing to play a support/healing style character to back up the party and perhaps ease some of the potential missteps you make so that they aren't in danger of losing your character! If not, I would like to bid you both welcome to the tabletop community. o7

Alexei Y-M. said: I could set up a one shot for you two and a few other sheilas and blokes, depending on which edition your interested in? (I play 3.5 and Pathfinder, AKA D&D 3.75...) Yes that sounds great. Can we do pathfinder as we all ready have a offer from  immortal aria.

Also i live in the Uk so the times i gave are in my time.

GMT +/-0? Mornings or evenings? (Guessing Evenings.)  If that guess is right I could have something quick, rough, and dirty set up by next Tuesday at 13:00 EDT (GMT-5 for all of you on the other side of the pond.) or something with a lot more polish and panache by the week after, if you were willing to wait that long.  Pathfinder is a good one to use as an introduction because it has a lot of content and a fairly broad player base, but also is close enough to a lot of the other versions to make a good stepping off point.  If everyone can make that time for a few weeks I will put a simple adventure together. (It may be a 'one shot' but doing a whole adventure always takes at least 4 sessions in my experience, and it takes a whole adventure to get a decent grasp of the rules.) 

im happy to wait a extra week also how long are sessions?

I find four hours to be ideal, but we could work with less over a longer time if we had to. Less than two hours however is just too short: and any gamer will tell you the same. 

Hello! If you need more people then I'd love to join, I been playing a couple times so I got a basic understanding of pathfinder, but it would be nice to get a bit more.

so 13 edt is 6 gmt -1 (british summer time) with that i can do 2 and half to 3 hour session.